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Academic Study: The Twelver Shias in the Levant played a great and honorable role in repelling the Crusader Invasion

Academic Study: The Twelver Shias in the Levant played a great and honorable role in repelling the Crusader Invasion

A historical academic study concluded that the Twelver Shia Muslims in the Levant played an important and major role in standing up to the Crusader invasion of Islamic countries, in the seventh century AH. The study was presented by researcher…
Resumption of executions in Saudi Arabia

Resumption of executions in Saudi Arabia

Over the last two weeks executions have been taking place almost daily in Saudi Arabia after the authorities ended a 21-month unofficial moratorium on the use of the death penalty for drug-related offences. Since 10 November, 17 men have been…
Brazil holds the 35th International Conference of Latin American Muslims

Brazil holds the 35th International Conference of Latin American Muslims

Two days ago, the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo witnessed the launch of the 35th International Conference of Muslims of Latin America and the Caribbean, under the title ‘Latin American Muslims Confronting the Phenomenon of Hatred’. Ministers, ambassadors and official…
Representative of Grand Ayatollah delivers lecture at Al Al-Rasool Foundation in Damascus

Representative of Grand Ayatollah delivers lecture at Al Al-Rasool Foundation in Damascus

A representative of the Supreme Religious Authority, Sheikh Jalal Maash, delivered a lecture to a number of faithful sisters and mothers of orphans and martyrs from blessed families, and those associated with the Lady Zainab Holy Shrine, during his visit…
In war-torn states hurt by climate, scant hope for new funds

In war-torn states hurt by climate, scant hope for new funds

In conflict-ravaged nations such as Yemen and Somalia, devastating floods and droughts kill hundreds of people and uproot tens of thousands from their homes. These countries and many others in the Middle East and Africa have been plunged into turmoil…
Pakistan’s food crisis deepens with arable land still under water

Pakistan’s food crisis deepens with arable land still under water

The impact of the devastating floods continues to plague Pakistan as large swathes of land are still under water, according to news outlets. This has impacted the sowing of winter crops in many places including Balochistan. The floods have further…
EU set to renew sanctions on Chinese officials accused of human rights violations in Xinjiang

EU set to renew sanctions on Chinese officials accused of human rights violations in Xinjiang

The European Union is set to renew sanctions on Chinese officials it has accused of “serious human rights violations” in the western region of Xinjiang for another year, South China Morning Post said. The sanctions were first placed on four…
Afghanistan: Lack of teachers and academic facilities leave students in frustration

Afghanistan: Lack of teachers and academic facilities leave students in frustration

Students in the Afghan capital, Kabul, have expressed concerns over the lack of academic facilities and teachers, and complained that the situation has made it difficult for them to pursue education, Tolo news reported.  Student Muhammad Sultan said: “In winter,…
Shirazi World Foundation issues statement on World Television Day

Shirazi World Foundation issues statement on World Television Day

On the World Television Day, the Shirazi World Foundation issued a statement in which the Foundation said:  In recognition of the increasing impact television has on decision-making by bringing world attention to conflicts and threats to peace and security and…
Restored Historic Mosque in NE Pakistan Attracts Tourists, Residents

Restored Historic Mosque in NE Pakistan Attracts Tourists, Residents

A 600-year-old mosque in Swat, northeastern Pakistan, has been renovated, attracting local people as well as tourists. Known for its nifty floral wood-carved pillars and doors, the oldest mosque in Chamtalai village has become the centre of attraction for worshipers,…
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